The "fun" thing was when some agencies started then seeing access attempts from Russian IPs sometimes as soon as 15 minutes after this happened, using credentials that were valid and created by/for DOGE people...
Honest question. Why isn't stuff like this a bigger deal? Why isn't anyone being held accountable for what is undeniably a national security incident?
I can understand why the administration would try to bury it. But I wouldn't have heard of most of the shitty stuff Doge employees have done were it not for HN. Why isn't this getting more media coverage?
Right? And many of the DOGE people who were outed were shown/known/had convictions for being involved in cybercrime gangs and such. I get it, in a controlled manner, for some cybersecurity jobs, but even at face value, that was nothing about what was DOGE was doing.
I can understand why the administration would try to bury it. But I wouldn't have heard of most of the shitty stuff Doge employees have done were it not for HN. Why isn't this getting more media coverage?